Review Questions

1. How did people respond to the teachings and laws of the church in the early thirteenth century?

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   How did people respond to the teachings and laws of the church in the early thirteenth century?
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   points: 10

   How did people respond to the teachings and laws of the church in the early thirteenth century?
2. How did artists, musicians, and scholastics in the thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries try to link the physical world with the divine?

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   How did artists, musicians, and scholastics in the thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries try to link the physical world with the divine?
   accept_blank_answers: true
   points: 10

   How did artists, musicians, and scholastics in the thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries try to link the physical world with the divine?
3. How did the search for harmony result in cooperation—and confrontation—between the secular rulers of the period 1215–1340 and other institutions, such as the church and the towns?

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   How did the search for harmony result in cooperation—and confrontation—between the secular rulers of the period 1215–1340 and other institutions, such as the church and the towns?
   accept_blank_answers: true
   points: 10

   How did the search for harmony result in cooperation—and confrontation—between the secular rulers of the period 1215–1340 and other institutions, such as the church and the towns?